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"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Out of curiosity, might someone who actually knows share how those "tire pressure low" indicators work? I don't mean the ones you put on your tire valves; I mean the ones that come stock on some new vehicles, and set off a warning light on the dash when a tire is low. Oh, and I'm thinking of getting a set of valve pressure indicators for my boat trailer tires. Any recommendations? Thanks! What I understand is they sense tire rpms and when all four aren't within some tolerance the "Low Tire Pressure" warning is turned on. I guess you could check this by putting equally low pressure in all four tires and see if you get a warning. |
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